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Dichroic Glass
for Fusers, Flameworkers and Lampworkers
| COE 104 Effetre (Moretti) |
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| COE 90 Bullseye Glass Uroboros |
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COE 33 Borosilicate Pyrex, Kimble, Northstar, etc |
What is dichroic glass? A popular eye-catcher of the glass art industry, dichroic glass is produced by specially treating one side of a glass sheet or rod with a thin layer of metallic oxides. The result is a prism-like effect where the glass appears to be different colors from different angles and takes on a vibrant iridescent sheen like that of the inner surface of abalone shells, reflective butterfly wings, and some stones like moonstone. Dichroic glass is produced in a wonderful variety of colors, patterns, and great textures! It can be found on glass with different COE's for a variety of uses from jewelry, beads, sculptures, to fused pieces, vases, ornaments, and more. Dichoric glass is a must for making any glass art piece shine!
